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爬上整个崇圣寺真是一种耐力的持久战。经过一层一层的寺庙与大门之后才能体会到真正的佛力是什么概念。
Climbing up the entirety of Chongsheng Temple is the ultimate endurance test... Only after passing through temple after temple and gate after gate will you fully understand the power of the dark side Buddha.
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7-Day Colorful #Yunnan Private Tour of #Dali, #Lijiang and #Shangri-La
D1 Dali Arrival
D2 Erhai Lake, Jinsuo Island, Chongsheng Monastery, Dali Ancient City
D3 Dali - Lijiang: Xizhou Ancient Town, Zhoucheng Village, Old Town of Lijiang
D4 Lijiang: Jade Dragon Snow Mountain, Baisha Village, Yufeng Monastery
D5 Lijiang - Shangrila: First Bend of the Yangtze River, Tiger Leaping Gorge
D6 Shangri-la: Songzanlin Monastery, Tibetan Family Visit, Baiji Temple, Napa Lake
D7 Shangri-la - Departure/ Shangri-la - Lijiang Departure
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¿Historias cortas para no dormir y así no tener pesadillas?
Los 10 mejores templos en China
¿Mejor es sinónimo de gran tamaño, poseedor de fondos, terrenos, antigüedad., fieles, visitantes, riquezas y o influencias?
El templo Jiezhou Guandi está ubicado en Xiguan, ciudad de Xiezhou, ciudad de Yuncheng, provincia de Shanxi. Está cerca del lago Yinhu (Yanchi) en el norte, frente a la montaña Zhongtiao, con hermosos paisajes. El pueblo de Changping, a 10 kilómetros al sureste de Jiezhou, es el origen de Guan Yu, el general Shu de los Tres Reinos, por lo que el Templo Jiezhou Guandi es el antepasado del Templo Wu. Fundada en el noveno año de Kaihuang en la dinastía Sui (589 d. C.), fue ampliada y reconstruida en la dinastía Song y la dinastía Ming. Fue destruida por un incendio en el año 41 del emperador Kangxi de la dinastía Qing (1702), y fue restaurada después de más de diez años. El templo actual se asienta de norte a sur, con una superficie total de más de 18.000 metros cuadrados.
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 La planta se divide en dos partes, norte y sur. En el sur está el Jardín de la Prosperidad, que consta del arco, el Pabellón Qunzi, el Pabellón Sanyi y la rocalla.Hay una línea en el pabellón. Rodeado de exuberantes bosques de duraznos, Taoyuan ofrece mucha diversión. El norte es el central, dividido en delantero y trasero. El patio delantero toma Duanmen, Pheasant Gate, Meridian Gate, Yushu Building y Chongning Hall como eje central, y en ambos lados están Shifang, Mufang, Bell and Drum Tower, Chongsheng Temple, Hugong Temple, Stele Pavilion, Bell Pavilion, etc. El patio trasero está protegido por el arco "Qi Su Qianqiu", el edificio Chunqiu es el centro, y el edificio Sword y el edificio Yin son las dos alas, lo cual es majestuoso. Los patios delantero y trasero forman su propio patrón, pero también son un todo unificado. Hay más de 100 recintos de casas corredor en la parte delantera y trasera, formando un estilo tradicional de arquitectura china antigua con la izquierda y la derecha enfrentadas y el eje central como cuerpo principal. El diseño es riguroso y la escala es completa.El Edificio Chunqiu y el Salón Chongning son los edificios más exquisitos.
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the three pagodas of the chongsheng temple. dali, yunnan, china
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Qianxun Pagoda 千尋塔 2002
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Qianxun Pagoda 千尋塔 2002 by JamesHungYC
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Annals of Taihe 19 (495)
[From WS007. On 11 March, the Emperor crosses the Huai. Initially he intends march all the way to the Jiang, but in the end settles for sending messengers to denounce Xiao Luan for his crimes. After touring the eastern provinces, he returns to Luoyang on 23 June.]
[Taihe 19, 11 February 495 – 30 January 496]
19th Year, Spring, 1st Month, xinwei, New Moon [11 February], a court banquet with the crowd of subjects at Xuanhu.
On guiyou [13 February], decreed prohibitions for the people north of the Huai, they did not get to intrude and plunder. Transgressors would receive the great punishment as sentence.
On jiaxu [14 February], a call to arms, explaining about Xiao Luan.
On bingzi [16 February], Luan's Founding State Marquis of Longyang county, Wang Lang, came from Woyang to surrender.
On renwu [22 February], military exercises to the west side of the Ru River. Greatly furnished the Six Armies.
On bingshen [8 March], the General who Pacifies the South, Wang Su again and again routed Xiao Luan's generals, and seized his Inspector of Ning province, Dong Luan.
On jihai [11 March], the Chariot Drove to cross the Huai.
2nd Month, jiachen [16 March], favoured the Bagong Mountain. On the roads it rained considerably, decreed to leave for cover. Saw the army soldiers who were ill, and personally grieved and cared for them.
On wushen [20 March], the Chariot Drove to tour the Huai and go east. The people were all calm in their places, and gathered and moved to collect along the road.
On renzi [24 March], the state of Gaoli dispatched envoys to court to present.
On bingchen [28 March], the Chariot Drove to arrive at Zhongli.
On wuwu [30 March], the Army soldiers seized 3 000 of Xiao Luan's troops. The Emperor said:
When there is a lord being a lord, what are crimes of his people?
Then he dismissed them to return home.
On xinyou [2 April], the Chariot Drove to issue out from Zhongli, wanting to overlook the Jiang River.
The Minister over the Masses, Feng Dan, passed away.
On renxu [3 April], therefore decreed to turn around the host.
On dingmao [8 April], dispatched envoys to overlook the Jiang, and count out Xiao Luan's repugnant crimes of killing his lord and installing himself.
3rd Month, wuyin [19 April], favoured Shaoyang.
On wuzi [29 April], the Grand Teacher, Feng Xi, passed away.
On yiwei [6 May], favoured Xiapi.
The state of Dengzhi dispatched envoys to court with tribute.
Summer, 4th Month, gengzi [11 May], the Chariot Drove to favour Pengcheng.
On xinchou [12 May], the Emperor made to undertake mourning for the Grand Teacher, Feng Xi, at the places where he was travelling.
On dingwei [18 May], a special amnesty for Xu and Yu provinces, for their soldiers of the river transports, and remitted three years of taxes and levies.
On xinhai [22 May], decreed to bestow on those ninety years and older be bestowed three grades of feudal rank, those eighty and older be bestowed two grades of feudal rank, those seventy and older be bestowed one grade of feudal rank. The the orphaned and solitary, elderly and ill, who were not able survive by themselves were bestowed grain and silk. Those whose virtue had been on display in the hills and parks to be drawn so their names would be known. Those of Xiao Luan's people who had surrendered be given remittance of fifteen years.
On guichou [24 May], favoured Xiaopei. Dispatched envoys to use the grand sacrificial animals to worship at the Temple of Gaozu of Han.
On jiwei [30 May], travelled to favour Xiaqiu. Dispatched envoys to use the grand sacrificial animals to sacrifice at Dai Peak.
Decreed that the military officials of the lodged guard be increased in rank, one grade.
On gengshen [31 May], travelled to favour Lucheng. Personally sacrificed at the Temple of Master Kong.
On xinyou [1 June], decreed to designate four people of the Kong clan and two people of the Yan clan as officials.
Decreed that the Inspector of Yan province recommend from within his section gentlemen talented and capable in [matters of] army and states, and wardens and stewards active in government, and draw them up so their names would be known.
Also decreed to bestow on the people of Yan province feudal rank and millet and silk like in Xu province.
Also decreed to select one person of the various Kong lineage sons, and ennoble him Marquis of Chongsheng [lit. “Marquis who Venerates the Sage”], with an estate of 100 households, so as to offer the sacrifices of Master Kong.
Also decreed that Yan province to make for Master Kong a park with cypresses, repair and decorate the grave mound, and furthermore build an inscribed stone tablet, praising and exalting the Sage's virtue.
On wuchen [8 June], travelled to favour Queao.
The Taihe [“Grand Harmony”] Temple was complete.
5th Month, jisi [9 June], the King of Chengyang, Luan, at Zheyang had lost the advantage. Reduced him to be King of Dingxiang county.
The King of Guangchuan, Xie, passed away.
On gengwu [10 June], moved August Empress Wencheng, Ms. Feng's spirit tablet to the Taihe Temple.
On jiaxu [14 June], travelled to favour Huatai.
On bingzi [16 June], stayed at Shiji.
On gengchen [20 June], the August Heir-Apparent paid court at  Pingtao City.
The states of Gaoli and Tuyuhun both dispatched envoys to court with tribute.
On guiwei [23 June], the Chariot Drove to arrive from the southern offensive. Announced it at the Grand Temple.
On jiashen [24 June], eliminated idle officials' beneficence so as to employ it for supplementing army and state.
On yiyou [25 June], acted out the rite of drinking to the arrival, and distributed and bestowed proportionally.
On jiawu [4 July], the August Heir-Apparent was capped at the Temple.
6th Month, jihai [9 September], decreed that they did not get to use the speech and words of the northern customs at the imperial court. If there were someone who disobeyed, they would be dismissed from their posts and offices.
On xinchou [11 July], decreed to remit for those army soldiers who had accompanied the Carriage across the Huai three years of taxes and levies.
On guimao [13 July], decreed the August Heir-Apparent to proceed to the Pingcheng Palace.
On renzi [22 July], decreed that for Ji# province, Dong commandery, Xingyang, and the various counties south of the He through which the Chariot had Driven: Those hundred years old and above be bestowed provisional county Prefects, those ninety years and older be bestowed three grades of feudal rank, those eighty and older be bestowed two grades of feudal rank, those seventy and older be bestowed one grade of feudal rank. The orphaned, elderly, widowers and widows who were not able survive by themselves be bestowed grain and silk.  The filial and brotherly, the upright and right-principled, and those civil and military officials who had responded to requirements to be drawn so their names would be known.
On guichou [23 July], decreed sought out the lost books of Under Heaven. Those who had what the private chamber was without that would be employed for aiding and profiting the times would be given generous rewards.
On yimao [25 July], a special amnesty for Liang# province, remitted for the people three years of land taxes.
On bingchen [26 July], decreed that people who had moved to Luo, when they died they would be buried South of the He, and did not get to return north. Hence the people of Dai who had moved south would be fully be people of Luoyang in Henan.
On wuwu [28 July], decreed to change to lengthen the chi, and enlarge the dou, relying on the rules and measures of the Rites of Zhou, and distributed them Under Heaven.
8th Month, jiachen [12 September], favoured the Western Palace. On the road saw destroyed cemeteries and exposed coffins, paused the palanquin to cover them.
On yisi [13 September], decreed that the 15 000 soldiers of Under Heaven's martial and brave to become the Feathered Forest, and the Rapid-as-Tigers, and use them to supply the lodged guard.
On dingsi [25 September] the various accompanying troops who had accompanied on the campaign and who had suffered wounds, all were allowed to return to their origin. The Jinyong [“Metal-Walled”] Palace was completed.
On jiazi [2 October], guided the crowd of subjects on successive banquets in the halls and fore-halls.
9th Month, gengwu [8 October], the Six Palaces and the civil and military officials fully moved to Luoyang.
On bingxu [24 October], travelled to favour Ye.
On dinghai [25 October], a decree said:
Of those various who have old tombs, whose inscribed records are existing, and whose illustriousness was known by the people of the times, for the Three Excellencies and the ranked [officials] accompanying the Excellencies, the distance from the tomb will be thirty paces; for the Supervisor and Prefect of the Master of Writing, and the Nine Classes, fifteen paces, for the Yellow Gates and the Five Colonels, ten paces. For each it is not allowed to till and plant [on them?].
On renchen [30 October], the dispatched a Gentleman of the Yellow Gates to the grand sacrificial animals to worship at the tomb of Bigan.
On yiwei [2 November], the Chariot Drove to return to the Palace.
Winter, 10th Month, jiachen [11 November], a special amnesty for Xiang province. The people hundred years and older be provisional commandery Wardens, ninety and older be provisional county Prefects, eighty and older be bestowed three grades of feudal rank, seventy and older be bestowed two grades of feudal rank. The orphaned, elderly, and chronic ill who were not able survive by themselves were bestowed grain and silk.
On bingshen [3 November], the Chariot Drove to arrive from Ye.
On xinyou [28 November], decreed that in the provinces and commanderies' where there variously were scholars or commoners who acted by the guidelines and cultivated attentiveness, and whose thoughts in writing were bold and uninhibited, whose talents excelled in the management of functionaries, and who were capably of involving themselves with government affairs, they were hence to timely issue out and dispatch them [?].
On renxu [29 November], decreed that the various provincial shepherds were to precisely classify their subordinate officials, examine their gains and losses, doing the division of the three levels, so that it become known. [The Emperor] wanted to personally review and raise or lower them.
Decreed Xu, Yan, Guang, Nanqing, Jing, and Luo provinces to continue with the strictness and military preparations, they should attend and betake themselves to collecting together.
11th Month [3 December – 31 December], travelled to favour Weisu Mountain. Discussed and settled the Circular Hill.
On jiashen [21 December], had affairs at the Circular Hill.
On bingxu [23 December], a great amnesty Under Heaven.
12th Month, yiwei, New Moon [1 January], guided and saw the crowd of subjects at the Guangji [“Brilliant Eminence”] Fore-hall, circulated and published the classification orders, and made the beginning of the great selection.
On xinyou [27 January], the Great General of Agile Cavalry and the Shepherd of Si province, the King of Xianyang, Xi, became Senior Combined Grand Commandant. The former King of Nan'an, Zhen, was restored to his original fief. Used the Specially Advanced, the King of Guangling, Yu, as Great General who Conquers the East, Opening Office with Ceremony Similar to the Three Ministers, and Inspector of Qing province.
On jiazi [30 January], guided and saw the crowd of subjects at the Guangji Fore-hall, and distributed and bestowed caps and clothes.
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Three Pagodas of Chongsheng Temple
Dali, China
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Qianxun Pagoda 千尋塔 2002 by JamesHungYC
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pandacc · 5 years
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Three pagodas#yunnan #dali #china #chinainsider #travel #vsco #vscocam (at 崇圣寺三塔 Three Pagodas & the Chongsheng Temple) https://www.instagram.com/p/B19ygiylWKV/?igshid=tf3ewnlf58je
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大佛之大财。
Gotta have that Buddha bling.
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大理崇圣寺三塔 Camera: Panasonic FZ1000 Lens: 25-400mm F2.8-4.0 #dali #roadtrip #china #chinatravel #travel #travelphotography #yunnan  #threepagodas #chongshengtemple  #daliancienttown  #daliancientcity #temple  #traditionalarchitecture #architecture  #大理 #云南  #自驾 #中国 #崇圣寺三塔  #中国旅行  #旅行 #旅行摄影 #寺庙  #大理古城 #传统建筑 #建筑 (在 崇圣寺三塔 Three Pagodas & the Chongsheng Temple) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9_V3LchpA0/?igshid=1s1fch73ul62a
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A sudden rain in Chongsheng temple, Dali, Yunnan.... https://ift.tt/2qaxNO7
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dali`s amazing chongsheng temple
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大理三塔 (at 崇圣寺三塔 Three Pagodas & the Chongsheng Temple) https://www.instagram.com/p/B3mFpdNnVqV/?igshid=1aylmpwbp3w5m
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The 10 Most Beautiful Towns In China(new update)
The 10 Most Beautiful Towns In China
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Zhouzhuang Often referred to as the ‘Venice of the East’, Zhouzhuang – located in between Shanghai and Suzhou in China’s Jiangsu province – is one of the country’s most beautiful water towns. Simply walking the town’s pretty streets and the charming stone bridges that cross its rivers and waterways is a pleasure in itself. But the 900-year-old town is also home to plenty of sights bound to please history buffs. These sights include Zhang Ting – a sprawling, Ming Dynasty era residence home to six courtyards and more than 70 rooms – and Quanfu Temple, a beautiful Buddhist temple nestled on the edges of Baixian Lake. Zhouzhuang, China
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Zhouzhuang, China | © Caitriana Nicholson/Flickr Fenghuang Nestled at the foot of verdant mountains on the edges of the Tuojiang River, Fenghuang was hailed as the most beautiful town in China by New Zealand-born writer and political activist Rewi Alley. The ancient Hunan town is home to many Miao people whose customs and culture can be seen everywhere. There are traditional stilted wooden houses, or ‘diaojiaolou’, along the river and batik printed cloths sold in its stores alongside local culinary delicacies like spicy pickled red peppers and ginger candy. Meanwhile local historical sites of note include Huang Si Qiao Castle – built in 687 and China’s best preserved stone castle. It is located a few kilometers west of town. Fenghuang, China
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Fenghuang, China | © melenama/Flickr Heshun Over in western Yunnan not far from the Burmese border lies the small, remote town of Heshun, home to just 6,000 people. A former stop-off on the Southern Silk Road, also known as the Tea Horse Road, many of Heshun’s earlier residents took advantage of its location and travelled abroad. They built splendid houses mixing both Chinese and foreign architectural styles when they returned. This can still be seen in the town today. Walking its pretty cobblestone streets, visitors will come across local sights like Heshun Library, one of the country’s biggest rural libraries. There is also a memorial to Chinese philosopher Ai Siqi. Heshun, China
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Heshun, China | Courtesy China Highlights Shiwei Quite far off the beaten track is Shiwei – a tiny frontier town in northeastern Inner Mongolia on the border with Russia. A cultural enclave for the country’s Chinese-Russian minority, the town’s mixing of cultures is evident everywhere. It can be seen from its architecture – beautiful Russian-style log houses known as ‘mukeleng’ – to its local food, which combines recipes Chinese shao kao barbecue and Russian lie ba bread. The town is surrounded by vast and verdant grassland. One of the best ways to explore it and the neighboring area is on horseback. Shiwei, Inner Mongolia, China Yangshuo Famed for the dramatic karst mountains that surround it, Yangshuo is a vibrant, tourist-friendly town nestled on the banks of the Li River in southern China’s Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. Though the town has seen a boom in visitors in recent years, Yangshuo has managed to retain its historic character. Its modern restaurants and stores are concentrated around West Street, the town’s main drag and its oldest dating back more than 1,400 years. Among them, visitors will find plenty of traditional architecture and charm. Indulge in some slow travel and catch a boat down the Li River from neighboring Guilin. It’s undoubtedly the most scenic way to arrive in Yangshuo. Yangshuo, China
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Yangshuo, China | © David Boté Estrada/Flickr Tongli Another of Jiangsu’s picturesque water towns, Tongli is an idyllic little town just a short journey west of Zhouzhuang. Surrounded by five lakes and crisscrossed by canals, Tongli is made up of seven islands with a total of 49 bridges (of which the majority are a century or more old) linking the town together. Hire a gondola and see the pretty town from the water. But make sure to stop off at the Tuisi Yuan (Retreat and Reflection Garden) – part of the Classical Gardens of Suzhou. These were added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2000 and is a beautiful spot worth taking a detour for. Tongli, China
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Tongli, China | © Ginny/Flickr Dunhuang An oasis in the barren expanse of the Gobi Desert, is the small northwestern town of Dunhuang. Formerly one of the most important stopping points along the Silk Road, this place is a haven for history buffs. There are no less than 241 historic sites of note dotted in and around the town. Just outside the town, visitors will find the White Horse Pagoda. This was believed to have been constructed in 382 to commemorate the horse of Buddhist monk that carried Buddhist scriptures from Kucha to Dunhuang. Nearby is the Mogao Caves – a UNESCO World Heritage Site home to a treasure trove of Buddhist art. Dunhuang, China
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Mogao Caves, Dunhuang, China | © Laika ac/Flickr Gulangyu Island A small isle located a short boat ride from the city of Xiamen, Gulangyu Island gets its name from two Chinese words – ‘gu’ meaning drum and ‘lang’ meaning waves – and is so-called for the drum-like sounds the tide makes when it hits the reef that surrounds the island. A tranquil retreat from the busy nearby city, Gulangyu is listed by the China National Tourism Administration as an AAAAA Scenic Area. It was formerly an international settlement and is noted for its beautiful colonial, Victorian-style architecture. Home to China’s only Piano Museum, the town’s other must-see local sights include the beautiful Shuzhuang Garden. Meanwhile a trip up Sunlight Rock – the Gulangyu’s highest point – offers breathtaking views over the island and coastline. Gulangyu Island, China
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Gulangyu Island, China | © SaraYeomans/Flickr Hongcun Film buffs might recognize Hongcun, an ancient Anhui village nestled in the mist-shrouded foothills of Huangshan Mountain, from Ang Lee’s Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Home to some of China’s finest Ming and Qing Dynasty architecture, the village provided a befittingly historical and mystical setting for several scenes from the Oscar-winning film. Much of the village – which, alongside neighboring Xidi, was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2000 – centers around its half-moon shaped pond. Local sights include Chengzi Hall, a grand residence built in 1855. This place has ornate wood and stone carving and now acts as a museum, which is open to visitors. Hongcun, China
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Hongcun China | © Thomas Fischler/Flickr Dali Dali is a beautiful old town nestled on the edges of Erhai Lake famed for its natural beauty and stunning locally mined marble. Grand city gates welcome visitors to the town and give way to cobbled streets home to a host of beautifully preserved traditional Bai folk houses. The Three Pagodas of Chongsheng Temple – dating back to the 9th and 10th centuries – are a sight to behold. Plenty of authentic handicrafts, from artwork made of local marble to embroidered Bai cloths, are available to purchase on the streets. Another Dali must-do is the three-course tea – a Bai tradition of greeting guests with courses of bitter, sweet and ‘aftertaste’ tea. Dali, China
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